Classified Advertisements and Tax Notice Summary
Local classified ads advertise rates for paid notices at 10 cents a line with six words per line and advance payment. Items listed include a wanted Danish girl, found ring, rent house on Lexington road, and a lost gold watch chain. A tax notice from Herbert W. Hosmer warns taxes due by October 15 with 6 percent interest after November 1 and penalties for late payment, noting election day payment consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorest
Milford Elks plan anniversary banquet Nov 16
The Milford lodge of Elks arranges an anniversary banquet to be held November 16 with James R. Nicholson grand exalted ruler presenting. The item notes typhoid cases in Whitinsville and local civic updates including Webster-Dudley chamber efforts and Worcester firemen wage raise talk.
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Milford Lodge of Elks
James R. Nicholson
Whitinsville
Wetland
Board of Trade of
Webster and Dudley
Chamber of Commerce
Waltham
James Johnson
Newton
Mater P
As Lawrence
Eh Sehentantes Suffrage ‘Campaign Club
Worcester
Frank P. Coughlin
Utley
Notable deaths and incidents reported in brief across multiple locations
Notes record deaths of Professor J H Kappes in Evans ton Mississippi and Henry Prew in Providence. Cardinale Cagliero to be appoi nted as a cardinal. George Hurt commits suicide in Leominster. Essex Mabber officials wives lead strike action in Trenton. Lincoln’s notebook sold for 740 at New York auction. Donnaconna abandoned after storm damage. crew saved. William Choate killed in Rehoboth mass. John Buckley, 6, hit by vehicle in Massachusetts. receives compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Hurt
Leominster
Mass
Henry Prew
Earle & Prew Expre Company
Providence
Essex Mabber Company
Trenton
N. J
Abraham Lincoln
New York
William K. Choate
Rehoboth
John Buckley
Aeetiee
Concord Postmaster Nominee Confirmed by President Wilson
Attorney J William Byron is named Concords new postmaster by President Wilson. A veteran of the Spanish War and long active in local politics he will follow duties after receiving his commission. Also noted are social visits in Boston and Arlington and upcoming Antiquarian Society meeting at the Antiquarian House with Charles W Prescott reading old letters.
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Concord
Byron
Wilson
Enterprise
James J. Byron
Hubbard St
Mass
Boston
Joseph E. Donovan
Charlestown
John E. Quinn
Cambridge
Edward J. Loughlin
Democratic Town Committee
Company I
Concord Council
K. of C
Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
E. L. Drowne
Dr. Drowne
Concord Antiquarian Society
Antiquarian House
Devoted Concord Mother Elizabeth Dee 47 Dies
Elizabeth Kenna Dee of Concord, wife of Joseph Dee Jr, dies at Bedford Street home after May illness. She leaves eight sons and one daughter, plus sisters and brothers, with funeral on Tuesday and widespread community tributes from friends and neighbors. Her life centered on home and family, extended by kindness to many in Concord.
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Joseph Dee, Jr
Bedford St
Concord
Dee
Elizabeth Kenna
Lincoln
James Kenna
Elizabeth Dee
Enterprise
Mrs. Dee
Mother Borgia
Sisters of St
The
Junction
Sisters of
St. Joseph
Brighton
Boston
Lynn
Roslindale
Rockland
Randolph
Arlington
Newton
Somerville
St. Bernard’s Church
M. J. Mahan
St.ard’s Church
Yn Lynch
Patel
D. F. Cronin
Helfs of Christians Church
Dennis J. Maguire
Canton
M. J. Splaine
St. Joseph's Church
Roxbury
Joseph V. Tracy
John J. Farrell
Matthew J.flaherty
Mortimer Twoomey
Michael J. Scanlon
William Finnigan
Augustine A. Hickey
J. Cullaine
Boston Cathedral
James Haney
Newton Centre
Charles O’brien
FE. J. O'Connor
St. Francis de Sales
Richard Dee
Hugh Kenna
Twenty-Second Drill Marks Strong Concord Unit
The I company held its 20th successive rendezvous drill with 47 men on the floor under Lieut Akeley of Leominster. The event followed dedication plans for a new armory and included a large funeral service for Mrs Dee with a long clergy procession and interment at St Bernard's cemetery.
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Akeley
Leominster
Concord
Glee Club Prepares Chimes of Normandy in May
Concords C H S Glee club under instructor H N Hudspeth rehearses the Chimes of Normandy by Planquatte for a May performance. The production is described as more pretentious and dramatic than past school musical events, though the music is less difficult than Gilbert and Sullivan works staged by the club.
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H. N. Hudspeth
C. H. S. Glee Club
Normandy
Planquatte
Glee Club
Frank Pierce Chosen Vice President of Triple Link League
In a recent Triple Link league election in Greater Boston, past grand Frank Pierce was named vice president. He will serve the Middlesex county western division and, in his role, visited Hudson lodge and planned a stop in Maynard.
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Triple Link League
Greater Boston
Oncord Lodge
Frank Pierce
Pierce
Havre
Middlesex County
Hudson Lodge
Maynard
Distributing Centres of the Gospel at Trinity Church
The Trinitarian Church pastor will lead Sunday pulpit services with a morning sermon on Distributing Centres of the Gospel and an evening stereopticon program. A monthly series begins with Past and Present Scenes in Western India as illustrated by the American Board. Col C B Adams to speak Friday on the Interests of Prisoners.
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India
American Board
Col
C. B. Adams
Concord Reformatory
Dr Chase Builds Drug Business in Concord
The article profiles Dr. Chase, long-time pharmacist at Goodale drug store, now operating at Concord, Massachusetts. He bought a nearby pharmacy near the square where cars stop, drawing Lowell visitors and motorists to his new shop.
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Lowell
Chase
Concord
Goodale
Central
Jackson Sts
Old Concord
Mass
Doc
Make Room for Addition on Walden Street
Albert R. Brick moved the rear cottage from the Vose property on Walden street to land behind it. A. Comeau Concord Junction contractor is relocating the Vose house. The project clears space for an addition on Torrey & Vialle garage and may include a street cut from Walden to Stow to access this area.
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Albert R. Brick
Vose
Walden St
RE. A. Comeau
Concord Junction
Vosé
Torrey & Vialle
Black
Walden
Stow St
Wooden wedding greeted with surprise celebration
Mr and Mrs Walter N How were surprised Tuesday night when a delegation of friends arrived at their Hubbard street home to mark their wooden wedding anniversary. Gifts were presented and a merry evening followed.
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Walter N. How
Hubbard St
Purchased Restaurant Incumbent Swaps Ownership at Walden St
Richard Swan has purchased the restaurant conducted by T Burnett on Walden Street and has taken possession. Swan, formerly employed at the Bass market, plans to run a first class restaurant in every respect.
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Richard Swan
T. Burnett On Walden
Voter Totals and Local Notes From Concord
A Concord item segment reports 23 more voters registered this year, with Precinct 1 gaining and Precinct 2 dropping from 412 to 401 due to Strathmore mills closing. Other notes mention Union Bible Society Thursday meeting, Miss Elsie Huzzey visiting Swampscott, 217 hunting licenses issued, sewing for French hospitals, Maude Hunt ill, Charles Moulton husking party, Lena Fiske becoming a Boston bookkeeper, and Mildred Moore and Margaret Pope traveling to California until December.
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Strathmore Mills
The
Union Bible Society
Henry J. Walcott
Elsie Huzzey
Swampsv Jll
Maude Hun
Concord
Woodward Hudson
Maude Hunt
M I. Houghton
Charles Moulton
Strawberry Hill Rd
Lena Fiske
Boston
Brookline
Mildred Moore
Margaret Pope
California
Melvin A. Harrington
Philadelphia
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H. L. Whitecomb’s
Littleton
Bedford
Alton
Sudbury
George Nelson
Thoreau Court
Lexington Rd
Philip T. Flavin
L. Anderson & Son
Town OF
Herbert W. Hosmer
Vicinity News
J. H.kappes
Evanston, Ills
Mer. Cagliero
Central America
Kitty
Josephine Lane
Mary McHugh
C. F. Cheney
Kempton
I .J. Long
Lowell Telegram
Doc” Chase
Harry B. Little
Musketaquid Rd
James
Joseph
Stone & Webster
Margaret
William
John
Robert
Edward
Thomas
Frank
Ney
Trinitarian Church
Albert Vanderhoof
Main
Concord, Mass
R. L. Wilson
Prop
T. A
Wee
Fitchburg Depot
Loewe Bros
H. S. Richardson
Concord and
Concord Real Estate
Jeredith & Grew
Congress St
Arthur B. Brooks
Sudbury Rd
Dover Typewriter
R. F. Mudge
Ofp
G. A. Skelton
B. W. Brown CO
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